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Peninsular Pronghorn PHVA 1994.Pdf EVALUACION DE VIABILIDAD DE LA POBLACION Y DEL HABITAT DEL BERRENDO PENINSULAR (Antilocapra americana peninsularis) POPULATION AND HABITAT VIABILITY ASSESSMENT FOR THE PENINSULAR PRONGHORN (Antilocapra americana peninsularis) La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico Centro de Investigaciones Biologicas del Noroeste, S.C. 16-18 de Noviembre de 1994 Editado por Edited by Jorge Cancino, Philip Miller, Jose Bernal Stoopen, and Jim Lewis Recopilado por los Participantes del Taller Compiled by the Workshop Participants Un Taller en Colaboraci6n: A Collaborative Workshop of Centro de Investigaci6n Biol6gicas del Noroeste, S.C. (CIB) Secretaria de Desarrollo Social (SEDESOL) IUCN/SSC Conservation Breeding Specialist Group Ci:l SPECIES SuRVIVAL COMMISSION ~ SEDESOL A contribution of the IUCN/SSC Conservation Breeding Specialist Group. Cover Photo: El Berrendo Peninsular (Antilocapra americana peninsularis) Desierto de Vizcaino, Baja California Sur, Mexico Photo by Patricio Robles Gil, Agrupaci6n Sierra Madre, Mexico. Cancino, J., P. Miller, J. Bernal Stoopen, and J. Lewis (eds.). 1995. Population and Habitat Viability Assessment for the Peninsular Pronghorn (Antilocapra americana peninsularis). IUCN/SSC Conservation Breeding Specialist Group: Apple Valley, MN. 113pp. The work of the Conservation Breeding Specialist Group is made possible by generous contributions from the following members of the CBSG Institutional Conservation Council Conservators ($10,000 and above) North of England Zoological Society, Union of German Zoo Directors Chester Zoo Wellington Zoo Australasian Species Management Prog. Oklahoma City Zoo World Parrot Trust Chicago Zoological Society Paignton Zoological & Botanical Gardens Zoo de Ia Casa de Campo-Madrid Columbus Zoological Gardens Parco Natura Viva Garda Welsh Mt. Zoo/Zoo!. Society of Wales Denver Zoological Gardens Zoological Park Zoologischer Garten Frankfurt Fossil Rim Wildlife Center Penscynor Wildlife Park Friends of Zoo Atlanta Philadelphia Zoological Garden Curators ($250-$499) Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association Phoenix Zoo International Union of Directors of Pittsburgh Zoo Camperdown Wildlife Center Zoological Gardens Riverbanks Zoological Park Emporia Zoo Metropolitan Toronto Zoo Royal Zoological Society of Antwerp Edward D. Plotka Minnesota Zoological Garden Royal Zoological Society of Scotland Racine Zoological Society Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo San Francisco Zoo Roger Williams Zoo Saint Louis Zoo Schoenbrunner Tiergarten Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens Sea World, Inc. Sedgwick County Zoo Topeka Zoological Park White Oak Conservation Center Sunset Zoo (10 year commitment) Tropical Bird Garden Wildlife Conservation Society - NY Taipei Zoo Zoological Society of Cincinnati The WILDS Sponsors ($50-$249) Zoological Society of San Diego The Zoo, Gulf Breeze, FL Urban Council of Hong Kong African Safari Guardians ($5,()()()..$9,999) Washington Park Zoo Apenheul Zoo Wassenaar Wildlife Breeding Centre Belize Zoo Cleveland Zoological Society Wilhelma Zoological Garden Claws 'n Paws John G. Shedd Aquarium Woodland Park Zoo Darmstadt Zoo Loro Parque Y ong-In Farmland Dreher Park Zoo Lubee Foundation Zoological Parks Board of Victoria Fota Wildlife Park North Carolina Zoological Park Zoological Park Organization Great Plains Zoo Toledo Zoological Society Zoological Society of London Hancock House Publisher Wild Animal Habitat Zurich Zoological Garden Kew Royal Botanic Gardens Zoological Parks Board of Lisbon Zoo New South Wales Stewards ($500-$999) Miller Park Zoo Nagoya Aquarium Protectors ($1,00()-$4,999) Aalborg Zoo National Audubon Society-Research Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Ranch Sanctuary Africam Safari Banham Zoo National Aviary in Pittsburgh Audubon Institute Cotswold Wildlife Park Ocean World Taipei Incorporation Bristol Zoo Dutch Federation of Zoological Gardens PAAZAB Burgers' Zoo Erie Zoological Park Parco Faunistico "La Torbiera" Caldwell Zoo Fota Wildlife Park Potter Park Zoo Calgary Zoo Givskud Zoo Tenerife Zoo Cologne Zoo Granby Zoological Society Tokyo Zoological Park Copenhagen Zoo International Zoo Veterinary Group Touro Pare-France Detroit Zoological Park Knoxville Zoo El Paso Zoo Lincoln Park Zoo Supporters ($25-$49) Federation of Zoological Gardens of Great National Geographic Magazine Britain and Ireland National Zoological Gardens of South Alameda Park Zoo Fort Wayne Zoological Society Africa American Loriinae Conservancy Fort Worth Zoo Odense Zoo Bighorn Institute Gladys Porter Zoo Orana Park Wildlife Trust Brandywine Zoo Houston Zoological Garden Paradise Park DGHT Arbeitsgruppe Anuren Indianapolis Zoological Society Perth Zoological Gardens Folsom Children's Zoo & Botanical International Aviculturists Society Porter Charitable Trust Garden Japanese Association of Zoological Parks Rolling Hills Ranch (5 year commitment) International Crane Foundation & Aquariums Rostock Zoo Jardin aux Oiseaux Jersey Wildlife Preservation Trust Royal Zoological Society of Lee Richardson Zoo Living Desert Southern Australia Natal Parks Board Marwell Zoological Park Rotterdam Zoo Oglebay's Good Children's Zoo Milwaukee County Zoo Tierpark Rheine Speedwell Bird Sanctuary NOAHS Center Twycross Zoo 1 August 1995 CONTENIDO CONTENTS Introduccion - Introduction Xl Seccion 1: Resumen Ejecutivo 3 Executive Summary 5 Seccion 2: Biologia de Ia Poblacion y Modelos 9 Introducci6n 9 Panimetros de Entrada para la Simulaci6n 9 Resultados del Modelaje de Simulaci6n 12 Conclusiones 15 Muestra de un archivo de entrada para VORTEX 24 Tablas 25 Leyenda de Figuras 33 Figuras 35 Population Biology and Modelling 17 Introduction 17 Input Parameters for Simulations 17 Results from Simulation Modeling 20 Conclusions 22 Sample VORTEX Input File 24 Tables 25 Figure Legends 33 Figures 35 Seccion 3: Distribucion y Estado de Conservacion 43 Distribuci6n Hist6rica 43 Distribuci6n Actual 43 Lineas de Investigaci6n 43 Estado de Conservaci6n del Berrendo 44 Distribution and Conservation Status 47 Historical Distribution 47 Current Distribution 47 Research Needs 47 Conservation Status of the Pronghorn 48 Peninsular Pronghorn PHVA Report vii CONTENIDO (Continuacion) CONTENTS (Continued) Seccion 4: Calidad de Habitat y Tendencias 51 Antecedentes 51 Necesidades de Investigaci6n 51 Habitat Quality and Trends 53 Background 53 Research Needs 53 Seccion 5: Amenazas 57 Transformaci6n y Reducci6n de Habitat 57 Caceria Ilegal 57 Ganaderia Extensiva 57 Factores Naturales 58 Conclusiones 58 Acciones 58 Threats 59 Transformation and reduction of habitat 59 Poaching 59 Extensive Livestock Production 59 Natural Factors 60 Conclusions 60 Actions 60 Seccion 6: Educacion Ambiental 63 Campafias de Difusi6n 63 Nivel Local, Regional, Nacional e Intemacional 64 Acciones a Corto Plazo 64 Environmental Education 67 Advertising Campaign 67 Local, Regional, National and International 68 Short-term Actions 68 Seccion 7: Investigacion- Research 73 Seccion 8: Estrategias de Manejo 77 Manejo en Cautiverio y Semicautiverio 77 Programa de Vigilancia 77 Normatividad del Uso del Suelo del Area de Distribuci6n del Berrendo 77 viii Peninsular Pronghorn PHVA Report CONTENIDO (Continuacion) CONTENTS (Continued) Sefializaci6n 77 Tenencia de la Tierra y Uso del Suelo 77 Programa de Control de Depredadores 77 Manejo de Habitat 78 Management Strategies 79 Captive and Semi-Captive Management 79 Law Enforcement 79 Land Use Regulation of Present Habitat 79 Radio Telemetry 79 Type ofLand and Soil Use 79 Predator Control Programs 79 Habitat Management 80 Seccion 9: Referencias 83 References Seccion 10: Lista de Participantes 87 List of Participants Seccion 11: Referenda Tecnica de VORTEX 93 VORTEX Technical Reference Peninsular Pronghorn PHVA Report ix La p~, Baja California Sur:, Jueves 13 de Octubre de _1 994 Se -Reuniran AquFinvest~gadores Para . Analizar el Caso del Berrendo:JBA · ·Arturo Nieves Ramos llnos 30 invesllgadores de animales en pcligro de extinci6n. de ..Mexico y los Estados Unidos. sc' rcuniran-er1 es.taciudad a mediados de noviemhrc. para analizar Ia situaci6n del Berrendo Peninsular. du­ rante el Taller Apalisis de Ia Viabilidad del Habitat de Ia subcspecie sudcalifomiana. El evento tcndra Iugar en las instalaciones del Centro' de lnvestiga- 8-A- ciones Biol6gicas del Noroeste. del 16 al 18 'del mes entrante, infor­ m6 Alfredo Berrn~dez Almada, Subdelegado de Ecologfa de Ia Sedesol. Durante los trabajos se analizani Ia situaci6n especffica del berren­ do peninsular,· principalmente lo relativo a las causas de disminuci6n de Ia poblaci6n, entre las que se incluyen Ia creaci6n de huevos cen­ tres urbanos, Ia caza furtiva y los depredadores naturales. Asimismo, se abordanin aspectos sabre medidas para evitar Ia ex­ tinci6n de Ia subespecie unica en el mundo, que de acuerdo a los cen­ sos efectuados en. los ultimos tiempos, fluctuan entre las 80 y 100 unidades. Este taller es organizado _porIa Delegaci6n Estatal de Ia Secretarfa de Desarrollo Social; conjuntamente con el CIB-NOR, el Instituto Nacional de Ecologfa, Ia empresa Exportadora de Sal y Ia Secretarfa de Agricultura y Recursos Hidniulicos. · Asistinin representantes de dependencias, basicamente de Ia SARH y SEDESOL, asf como las <;lependencias hom6nimas de los Estados Unidos, ademas de universidades e instituciones de investi- gacion de ambas naciones. • Para ello se han girado unas 40 invitaciones a reconocidos espe­ cialistas en Ia materia, sin embargo se estima que seran unos 30 los que acudan, pues actualmente ya han confirrnado asistencia aproxi­ madamente ~0 personas. Berrnuaez Almada apunt6 que para Ia
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